Key Details for WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR
- The WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR is Whethan’s 16-city North American headline run supporting his two-part album series, with dates from September through December 2026.
- OnesToWatch Live tracks seven high-demand dates with direct Ticketmaster links, including stops in Honolulu, Seattle, Dallas, Atlanta, and Detroit.
- Age policies vary by venue. Most dates are 18+, while Denver’s October 31 show is 16+ and Vancouver’s October 9 stop requires 19+ with two forms of ID.
- Phoenix, Salt Lake City, and Los Angeles feature the tour’s selective 360-degree immersive production format, placing fans inside the stage environment.
- OnesToWatch Live provides a reconciled calendar and direct purchase links for the full announced route.
Primary Ticket Link
Use the main OnesToWatch Live ticket link below to jump into the tour schedule and check current availability.
Quick Ticket Links for Tracked Dates
OnesToWatch Live is tracking seven dates on the WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR with direct Ticketmaster links. These are the dates to act on first because they represent in-demand stops with limited availability.
- Friday, September 25, 2026 — WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR (Ages 18+)
Hawaiian Brian’s-HB Social | Honolulu, HI
Get Tickets for Honolulu - Thursday, October 1, 2026 — WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR (Ages 18+)
Showbox SODO | Seattle, WA
Get Tickets for Seattle Night 1 - Friday, October 2, 2026 — WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR (Ages 18+)
Showbox SODO | Seattle, WA
Get Tickets for Seattle Night 2 - Friday, October 16, 2026 — WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR (Ages 18+)
The Bomb Factory | Dallas, TX
Get Tickets for Dallas - Saturday, October 17, 2026 — WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR (Ages 18+)
The Eastern-GA | Atlanta, GA
Get Tickets for Atlanta - Friday, October 23, 2026 — WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR (Ages 18+)
Majestic Theatre-MI | Detroit, MI
Get Tickets for Detroit Night 1 - Saturday, October 24, 2026 — WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR (Ages 18+)
Majestic Theatre-MI | Detroit, MI
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Act early on these tracked dates to secure face-value tickets before inventory shifts to resale.
Full Announced Route and Upcoming Headline Dates
The list below covers all announced WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR headline dates as of September 30, 2026. Age policies and 360-format notes appear where available.
- Thursday, October 1, 2026
Showbox SODO | Seattle, WA | Ages 18+ | Support: DropTalk, Saynada, ATALI
The first of two consecutive nights at Showbox SODO. The 18+ designation is an event-level policy, so other shows in the same room may use different age rules. - Friday, October 2, 2026
Showbox SODO | Seattle, WA | Ages 18+ | Support: STVSH, Munk, ATALI
Second Seattle night with a refreshed support lineup. - Friday, October 9, 2026
Harbour Event & Convention Centre | Vancouver, BC | Ages 19+
The Vancouver stop takes place at Harbour Event & Convention Centre, which enforces a 19+ policy and requires two pieces of valid government ID. - Friday, October 16, 2026
The Bomb Factory | Dallas, TX | Ages 18+ | Support: Super Computer
The Bomb Factory is a Deep Ellum anchor venue with a flexible capacity that ranges from 1,000 to 4,300. - Saturday, October 17, 2026
The Eastern-GA | Atlanta, GA
The Eastern’s 2,200-capacity room suits the bass-forward production built around the WAREHOUSE.WAVS material. - Friday, October 23, 2026
Majestic Theatre-MI | Detroit, MI | Ages 18+ | Support: STVSH
Night one of two consecutive shows at the Majestic Theatre on Woodward Ave, both listed as 18+. - Saturday, October 24, 2026
Majestic Theatre-MI | Detroit, MI | Ages 18+ | 8:00 PM | Support: Super Computer
Second Detroit night. The Majestic’s 2026 EDM slate also includes Madeon, placing Whethan within a strong electronic context. - Saturday, October 31, 2026
Mission Ballroom | Denver, CO | Ages 16+ | Support: Super Computer
Denver is one of the advance sell-outs. Mission Ballroom holds about 3,950 people and operates as a flagship AEG Presents room. The 16+ policy makes this one of the more accessible stops for younger fans. - Saturday, November 7, 2026
The Van Buren | Phoenix, AZ | Ages 18+ | 360 SHOW | 8:00 PM | Support: DropTalk
This Phoenix date is one of the tour’s 360-degree immersive production nights. The Van Buren lists a capacity of about 1,800. Its main concert hall, the Showroom, is a 10,000-square-foot space, and some sources list a maximum standing capacity of 1,900. - Friday, November 13, 2026
Palace Theatre Calgary | Calgary, AB | Ages 18+
This Calgary stop marks the second Canadian headline date after Vancouver. - Saturday, November 14, 2026
The Complex – Rockwell | Salt Lake City, UT | 360 SHOW
Salt Lake City hosts another 360-format night. The Rockwell room at The Complex provides an enclosed layout suited to surround-stage production. - Friday, December 4, 2026
Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall | Los Angeles, CA | Ages 18+ | 360 SHOW | Support: Super Computer
The announced tour finale. The Shrine Expo Hall is the largest room on the run, making this the most expansive 360-format date. - Thursday, December 31, 2026
Navy Pier | Chicago, IL | NYE Show
This New Year’s Eve show at Navy Pier extends the Warehouse.WAV era into 2027 in Whethan’s home city of Chicago.
Additional Festival and Multi-Artist Appearances
Beyond the headline rooms, Whethan appears on several festival and multi-artist bills that sit alongside the WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR.
- October 9–11, 2026 — Valley of the Seven Stars – A Cosmic Campout
Oak Ridge Estate | Arrington, VA
Multi-day festival headlined by GRiZ, with Whethan on a lineup that also includes CloZee, Ganja White Night, Gramatik, LSDREAM, and Mersiv. - October 30–31, 2026 — Freaky Deaky
Travis County Expo Center | Austin, TX
Two-day festival featuring Whethan alongside ILLENIUM, SLANDER, SIDEPIECE, and Liquid Stranger. - December 26, 2026 — RVLTN Presents – Jackpot
Llama Lot | Las Vegas, NV
Multi-artist event with Ganja White Night, GRiZ, ALLEYCVT, TYNAN, Crankdat, and additional acts including Levity, Whethan, Mary Droppinz, and Richard Finger. - December 30, 2026 — Temper Festival
Petco Park | San Diego, CA | Ages 18+
Large-scale festival bill including Zeds Dead, Sara Landry, G Jones, Crankdat, and Ninajirachi.
Past WAREHOUSE.WAVS Dates and Pre-Tour Highlights
Several key appearances set up the 2026 headline run. The dates below occurred before September 30, 2026 and provide context for the tour’s momentum.
- Saturday, June 13, 2026 — Lyrical Lemonade Summer Smash
Bridgeview, IL — Festival appearance. - Thursday, June 25, 2026 — Night 1
Blackbox Theater | Charlotte, NC — Presented by Disco Presents & Sugar Society with support from FLY and STVSH. - Friday, June 26, 2026 — Night 2
Blackbox Theater | Charlotte, NC — Second of two nights, presented by Disco Presents and Sugar Society. This Charlotte date was billed as a 360 show. - Saturday, June 27, 2026 — Electric Forest
Rothbury, MI — Festival appearance. - Saturday, August 1, 2026 — Lollapalooza 2026
Chicago, IL — Set on the Perry’s stage from 4:15 PM to 5:15 PM, plus a same-day aftershow at Sound Bar, Chicago. - Saturday, September 19, 2026 — Lost Lands
Thornville, OH — Scheduled set at 8:45 PM on The Crater stage, with some sources listing a conflicting time of 9:30 PM. - Friday, September 25, 2026 — WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR (Ages 18+)
Hawaiian Brian’s-HB Social | Honolulu, HI — Official tour opener.
Route Trends and Takeaways
- Non-Uniform Age Policies. The tour carries 18+, 19+ (Vancouver), 16+ (Denver), and all-ages designations across different stops. Fans should verify the policy for their specific date before purchasing.
- Selective 360-Degree Production. The 360-degree production format appears at The Van Buren in Phoenix on November 7, The Complex – Rockwell in Salt Lake City on November 14, and Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall in Los Angeles on December 4. The 360 format places the audience inside the production environment.
- Two-Night Stands in Key Markets. Seattle (October 1–2) and Detroit (October 23–24) each receive consecutive nights, with different support lineups on each night, which rewards fans who attend both.
- Early Sell-Outs in Multiple Cities. Several dates sold out in advance, including Charlotte, San Diego, and Denver, underscoring demand for Whethan’s heavier bass-driven chapter.
- Touring Cycle Extends Through Year-End. The Navy Pier New Year’s Eve show in Chicago and the December 30 Temper Festival appearance in San Diego extend the WAREHOUSE.WAVS era beyond the December 4 Los Angeles finale.
How to Choose Your Night and Buy Tickets
Fans who want the most immersive production can focus on the three 360-format dates in Phoenix on November 7, Salt Lake City on November 14, and Los Angeles on December 4. These shows place the audience inside a surround-stage environment, and the Los Angeles date at Shrine Expo Hall is the largest of the three.
Markets with two-night stands, Seattle and Detroit, offer different support acts each evening. October 1 in Seattle features DropTalk, Saynada, and ATALI, while October 2 features STVSH, Munk, and ATALI. In Detroit, October 23 features STVSH and October 24 features Super Computer.
Age considerations shape access across the route. Denver’s Mission Ballroom date on October 31 carries a 16+ policy, which opens that show to more younger fans. Vancouver’s Harbour Event & Convention Centre requires 19+ with two pieces of valid government ID, creating the strictest threshold on the run.
General public tickets went on sale May 29, 2026, at 10 a.m. local venue time. Several dates have already sold out at face value, so some markets now rely on resale inventory. For dates still available through primary ticketing, the seven OnesToWatch Live tracked links above connect directly to Ticketmaster.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Are All the Dates on Whethan’s WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR?
The headline run includes dates from September through December 2026, starting September 25 in Honolulu and running through December 4 in Los Angeles, with a New Year’s Eve show at Navy Pier in Chicago on December 31. Earlier 2026 appearances in June, July, and August set up the fall run. Upcoming headline stops include Seattle (October 1–2), Vancouver (October 9), Dallas (October 16), Atlanta (October 17), Detroit (October 23–24), Denver (October 31), Phoenix (November 7), Calgary (November 13), Salt Lake City (November 14), and Los Angeles (December 4). Pre-tour appearances at Lyrical Lemonade, Electric Forest, Lollapalooza, and Lost Lands preceded the headline cycle.
Is the WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR 18+ at Every Venue?
Age policies vary by stop. Most headline dates carry an 18+ restriction. Denver’s Mission Ballroom date on October 31 is listed as 16+. Vancouver’s Harbour Event & Convention Centre enforces a 19+ policy with two pieces of valid government ID as a venue-level rule. Fans should check the specific event listing for their city before purchasing, since the age designation is set at the event or venue level.
What Is a 360 Show, and Which WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR Dates Feature It?
A 360-degree show uses a surround-stage production format in which the performer stands at the center of the room and the audience encircles the stage. The effect places attendees inside the production environment. On the WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR, the 360 format appears at three stops: Phoenix at The Van Buren on November 7, Salt Lake City at The Complex – Rockwell on November 14, and Los Angeles at Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall on December 4. Whethan’s June 26, 2026 Charlotte show at Blackbox Theater also used a 360 setup.
Are Any WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR Dates Sold Out?
Several dates sold out in advance, including Charlotte, San Diego, and Denver. Fans in those markets may need to check resale platforms for remaining inventory. Dates still available through primary ticketing can be accessed via the OnesToWatch Live Ticketmaster links listed in this article. Availability changes frequently, so earlier checks improve the chances of securing tickets.
What Albums Does the WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR Support?
The tour supports Whethan’s two-part project: WAREHOUSE.WAVS, released in September 2025, and WAREHOUSE.WAVS 2, released May 23, 2026. The second installment draws from records featured in his live sets and includes reworks of tracks by A$AP Rocky, Huey, Rich Boy, Yung Joc, Kaskade, and Turnstile, among others. The series marks Whethan’s return to a heavier bass and dubstep-oriented sound after earlier pop-leaning work.